Review on MikroTik Dual-Concurrent Access Point: hAP ac Lite RB952Ui-5ac2nD-US by Bujang'e Lor Nganim ᠌
I'm impressed! Exactly the product deserves your attention.
As a device for a person who has an idea of \u200b\u200bworking at the 2-3 OSI level, that's it. It is possible to solve specific tasks, and interesting implementations of traditional tasks - for example, I have a script that reboots the usb modem in case the connection to this modem is lost. In general, if the goal is how to install fault-tolerant equipment and at the same time learn how to work with networks - the best choice.
- Good Wi-Fi, for a device without an external antenna. Depth and breadth of settings, you can do literally anything, up to a get-request on a schedule. Good documentation on the wiki page, easy enough to figure out even for a beginner with RouterOS
- As an out-of-the-box solution, it would probably be a bad option - the setup is far from trivial. If you are not an IT specialist and do not plan to become one, it would probably be better to stay with more traditional manufacturers.
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